Googles get nice mansion built for their adopted family and when the mansion was done

[Down1]

They tossed the kids.

But everything changed as soon as the couple got their new digs, Chris said.

“I just didn’t understand it,” he said, recalling how Devonda and James sent the kids away just a few months after recording the episode, citing bad behavior.

“Why did I have to leave?” he asked. “It made me feel not wanted, you know?”

To make things worse, the children were sent to separate group homes.

“You gave me away,” fumed Kamaya. “Parents don’t do that.”

All five foster kids were sent away by the end of the year, Chris said.
http://nypost.com/2016/11/16/foster-kids-say-couple-ditched-them-after-getting-extreme-makeover-digs/


http://nypost.com/2016/11/16/foster-kids-say-couple-ditched-them-after-getting-extreme-makeover-digs/


The couple was also given a storefront from the show for their non-profit, House of Hope. However, the location at the Lincolntown shopping center is still empty, despite the show airing four years ago. "I know it was all about the money," Chris says. "From the first day, it was all about the money."
http://www.goodhousekeeping.com/life/news/a41483/extreme-makeover-home-edition-scandal/


http://www.goodhousekeeping.com/life/news/a41483/extreme-makeover-home-edition-scandal/

[vacuum]

Seems like a scheme skype would come up with. Interesting.

[Joshua01]

It's the way of the knee grow I suppose